Reread lines 7-10. What does Yetta's thoughts or internal dialogue reveal about her?
Reread lines 23-26. How does the author describe the characters' actions that reveal the real-life working conditions of the factory?
Starting with line 58, sequence the next four events that occured in relation to the fire starting. The first one is done for you:
1. One of the cutters threw a cigarette butt in one of the fabric bins under the cutter tables.
Look at lines 91-103 closely. How does Yetta's character and actions briefly change in those lines?
In what ways are Yetta and Mr. Bernstein similar and "on the same side"?
So far, what are two ways that this excerpt from"Uprising" has been similar to the informational text of "Flesh & Blood So Cheap"?
Reread lines 237-243. This italicized text is used to show you characters' thoughts. What do Yetta's thoughts reveal to you about why she feels compelled to warn the workers on the ninth floor?